Child’s Tonsillitis, Appetite Issues, and Precautions

A child experienced shaking hands after a cold, with normal hospital checks. Inquiry about possible causes and solutions.

Offer dietary therapy suggestions for childhood obesity

Can a child receive a vaccine if they have a runny nose?

Questions and Solutions about Childhood Worm Infection

Treatment and Recovery Time for Tonsillitis with Purulent Inflammation

Children grinding their teeth at night with abdominal pain, improved after taking Albendazole tablets, but concerned about the appropriate dosage.

Children’s hiccuping may be caused by eating too much, too fast, inhaling cold air, food irritating the throat, or indigestion. Persistent hiccuping should prompt a visit to the hospital for a thorough check-up. If the trachea is injured, a bronchoscopy may be necessary, or the child can try to take a deep breath and hold it, or use stomach-soothing and anti-retching traditional Chinese medicine for treatment.

Parents may worry if their child frequently appears to be staring, blinking, and has severe vomiting, suspecting pediatric epilepsy.

Discuss the causes and early symptoms of children suddenly developing diabetes.